The waterfall of Agia Paraskevi is located at the location of Kontena, just before the homonymous village of Kalambaka. Next to the waterfall is the chapel of Saint Nicholas. The waterfall has a strong flow after periods of rain, and the water is quite limited in the summer months. It…
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This route offers visitors the opportunity to explore some of the oldest rocks not only of the Meteora–Pyli Geopark, but of the entire Greek region. At the eastern edge of the Geopark, in the Antichasia Mountains, one encounters metamorphic rocks of Proterozoic and Paleozoic age, dating back more than one…
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This route offers visitors the opportunity to explore some of the oldest rocks not only of the Meteora–Pyli Geopark, but of the entire Greek region. At the eastern edge of the Geopark, in the Antichasia Mountains, one encounters metamorphic rocks of Proterozoic and Paleozoic age, dating back more than one…
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Taking the road from Kalampaka toward the villages of Aspropotamos, travelers cross the northern Pindos range within the Meteora–Pyli Geopark. After passing through Kastania and Amaranto, the route continues through Kranea and the remarkable Monastery of the Holy Cross in Doliana. Much of the journey traverses the Pindos Flysch formation,…
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This route follows the perimeter of the Malakassiotis Valley. The first half, from Kalampaka to Panagia, runs along the old Kalampaka–Ioannina National Road, while the remainder follows the local road network. Along the road and on the surrounding hills, visitors can observe unique outcrops of ophiolites—ancient submarine volcanic rocks. These…
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The impressive rock formations of Meteora are not limited to the well-known areas of Kalampaka and Kastraki, but also extend north of Kalampaka into a wider region of Chasia, encompassing villages such as Agios Dimitrios and Gavros. This lesser-known area is crossed by a dense network of hiking trails, offering…
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